In a decisive step towards the training of high-level professionals in the field of cybersecurity, UDIT, University of Design, Innovation and Technology and The Bridge, a leading technology school in digital training, have announced a strategic alliance to jointly launch a Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity and Ethical Hacking.
The master’s degree, which will begin in October 2025, is presented as a unique option in the market due to its specialization in key areas such as ethical hacking, secure deployment, forensic analysis and offensive and defensive security (Red Team and Purple Team ). In addition, its 100% online methodology offers flexibility so that students can learn at their own pace with practical and accessible resources.
The rector of UDIT, Juan Cayón Peña, points out that «at UDIT, our mission is to be at the forefront of educational innovation. Cybersecurity is a key field for technological and economic sustainability, and this master’s degree reflects our commitment to training the best professionals with a comprehensive perspective.»
UDIT, University of Design, Innovation and Technology and The Bridge have announced a strategic alliance to jointly launch a Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity and Ethical Hacking
For his part, Iker Arce, CEO of The Bridge, highlights that “at The Bridge we are committed to training as a driver of transformation in society. This agreement with UDIT allows us to take our cybersecurity experience to the next level, offering a university master’s degree that combines academic rigor with a practical and applied approach.” Furthermore, “the collaboration that we began with university institutions is one more step in our commitment to closing the digital talent gap in Spain,”
The Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity will be aimed at training students with the most advanced tools to protect and defend critical infrastructures, as well as developing solutions to cyber threats in an increasingly digitalized environment.
The alliance between The Bridge and UDIT not only opens new opportunities for future students, but also consolidates both institutions as leaders in technological training.
